Tag Archives: home foreclosure
What President Obama Could Learn from Jacksonville Mayor’s Race
America's Wire writer suggests Obama take cues from Florida's newest Black mayor
As President Barack Obama gears up for re-election some say his political standing is on…
By Craig Kirby
5 Signs of a Foreclosure Rescue Scam
If someone makes you an offer that sounds too good to be true it probably is
One problem that often crops up during the process of fighting foreclosure is the rise…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Foreclosing as a Financial Strategy
It's called strategic defaulting, and more homeowners are doing it
Fannie Mae recently announced that it would penalize borrowers who purposely forego their home loan…
By John Simons
Your House is a Home—Not an ATM
Although property can serve as a valuable wealth-building too, it also serves a practical purpose�it's where you live
The nation may be in recovery mode but millions are still stuck in a financial…
By Earl "Butch" Graves Jr.
What’s A Short Sale In The Long Run?
It's not a foreclosure, but it could still make it harder to buy another home
Yesterday afternoon I was in an attorney’s office and a gentleman came in for a…
By Kirk Charles
Don’t Get Caught in a Foreclosure Scam
Watch out for con artists looking to steal your equity
Thanks to today’s economic turmoil, sparked by an ongoing mortgage crisis, a record number of…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Buying a Foreclosed Home: Good or Bad?
Though a difficult task, be informed before making a purchase
You’ve heard that the silver lining to all of the change and turmoil of the…
